SoFlo Publishing

We thought that the "Florida, See it like a Native" FaceBook group, might find this novel interesting and entertaining. It is full of Southwest Florida references to wildlife, sea creatures, and birds. 📖🏊🏼‍♀️🐊

"The Boy Who Swam with Alligators” is appropriate for young adults to seniors. It’s a story about two people who were brought together for a lifetime. Two families – one with a daughter and one with a son – were drawn to a tiny tropical town in the farthest reaches of beautiful Southwest Florida. They lived only a few miles away from each other, yet worlds apart. One was raised by her parents in Cypress Cove; the other was raised by the Tutelar in the Poaceaehatchee Village. Their very different worlds could not keep them separated, and love found a way.

This novel follows the lives of these two teenagers who became best friends, adventurers, and, eventually, life partners. As they grew, they discovered purpose, fell in love, and made a difference. They continued their adventures when their daughter entered their lives. Their story is set in a simpler time in tropical, unspoiled Southwest Florida – when people were connected with each other and with nature.

The Boy Who Swam with Alligators This novel is for young adults to seniors; it is about two people who were brought together for a lifetime. Two families – one with a daughter and one with a son – were drawn to a tiny tropical town in the farthest reaches of beautiful Southwest Florida. They lived only a few miles away from eac...

SoFlo Publishing is excited to announce the release of its new novel, “The Boy Who Swam with Alligators,” for young adults to seniors.

Just in time for the holidays, and the right size as a stocking stuffer, or perhaps to read at your next book club.

Check it out on Amazon, and other fine book distributors, in hardcover, paperback, and Kindle.

Share with your family and friends; thank you!

The Boy Who Swam with Alligators This novel is for young adults to seniors; It is about two people who were brought together for a lifetime. Two families – one with a daughter and one with a son – were drawn to a tiny tropical town in the farthest reaches of beautiful Southwest Florida. They lived only a few miles away from eac...